by Paul Claybrook, MS, MBA | | Kids, Weight Loss/obesity
This work examines the childhood obesity epidemic, its foundations, and strategies for reducing its prevalence. There is currently a plethora of information, opinions and sometimes contradictory data surrounding the subject. Although overweight and obesity has...
by Paul Claybrook, MS, MBA | | Kids, Weight Loss/obesity
The Birth of the Free and Reduced Lunch Program The Commodity Donation Program of 1936 marked the first time the government became significantly involved in feeding kids at school. Because crop surpluses are harmful to respective commodity prices, the act attempted...
by Paul Claybrook, MS, MBA | | Kids, Sleep
A recent study published in JAMA Network shows that even a slight lack of sleep can have detrimental effects on children. It’s bad for both their mental and physical health. Losing just 39 minutes of sleep can lead to reduced quality of life and lower...
by Paul Claybrook, MS, MBA | | Brain, Kids
For decades, TV and the brain of billions have been interacting every day. People all over the world watch TV for fun, learning, and relaxation. But scientists have debated whether TV watching helps or hurts our brain. Some studies say TV can boost learning and reduce...
by Paul Claybrook, MS, MBA | | Cardio, Kids, Weight Loss/obesity
In today’s digital age, getting kids exercising can be a formidable challenge. The irresistible allure of video games, smartphones, and endless streaming content often keeps them glued to screens, relegating physical activity to a secondary concern. Yet,...
